Thank you,
Daniel Erlenbusch, MCSE
Network Administrator
PENRAD Imaging http://www.penrad.org
Colorado Springs Radiologists, PC
Cell 719-310-4745
Office 719-867-6936
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ads...@vm.marist.edu] On Behalf Of
Steven Harris
Sent: Wednesday,
F.Y.I - The TSM 6.1 client is installed on the Backup Proxy Server
Thanks
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Subject:VM/VCB files restore
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 2010 15:24:29 -0500
From: Timothy Hughes
To: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager
Hi all,
We have a VCB Server backing up VM machin
Hi all,
We have a VCB Server backing up VM machines.
Can Virtual Machine VM files be restore restored backed to the proxy
server?
We have already completed the full restore VM backup
Thanks in advance!
No way to use multiple sets.
The way I deal with this is to put all the general options using the same
sequence numbers in every Option Set (between 100-200 for example)
Then the specific options from 200-up.
This makes it much easier to automate the update of the general options.
Then you can ea
Hello Gary,
I believe that you are correct in that TSM does not support more than one
option set per client.
But you might be able to do what you want at the source level.
You might have a file named general.options
And a file namedwebsrv.options.
Then at the os level you could cr
Tsm server v5.4.4 on Zlinux suse sles9; clients range from 5.1 throu 6.1.3.
If I have this correct, there is no way to stack option sets.
The idea is for a very general one, then a few more specific sets to cope with
more special situations.
i.e. Our general server set, then another set for web
That's a relief!
--
Bruce T. Harvey
UNIX System Administrator, SAIC | DHS/ICE OCIO
1120 Vermont Ave, Suite 300, Washington, DC 20005
202.261.9589 (office) - 202.465.9537 (cell) | harv...@saic-dc.com
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| From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ads...@vm.marist.edu] On B
We've also had this morning pick all 4 output volumes in the same pool.
Gretchen got it in 1 - it's doing reclamation.
I also found in the SUMMARY table that the volumes showed up as having been
RECLAIMED, not migrated.
We set reclaim to 100 on the source pool, killed and restarted, and Bob's
You
Have you tried to lower the number of processes to 3 or increase it to 5
to see how they end up picking volumes? If it goes away in 3 and you
get two CDLPOOL output volumes, that could mean a silly limitation
somebody left in. However, if it's always 1, whether 2, 3, or 9,
there's still something
You will probably have to restore the DB to another TSM server either
another instance on the same server, or another physical server. If you
can repair the DB you can export the nodes over to the current
production server.
George H.
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I have a user running TSM 5.4 on a single Windows XP server. This user
experienced a server crash but after a week of trying was unable to get
TSM running again with the existing database. Error messages indicated
that the database experienced corruption, and after getting those errors
TSM would no
I have TSM server 5.5.2 and some older Netware clients. Netware 6.5
and most are TSM client 5.2.2.0. These are our Network file shares.
The current volumes are NSS (TSM server filespace type "NTW:LONG".)
The team is about to migrate all Netware over to Linux, SLES 10 and
the TSM filespace type w
Oh, my head hurts.
Haven't seen this before.
TSM server AIX 5.5.2 with no disk pool.
Clients back up to a VTL (which is an EMC CDL)
The VTL migrates to an LTO tape pool.
So the data flow is
clients => CDLPOOL => TAPEPOOL
CDLPOOL has MIGPROCESS=4
MIGRATE STGPOOL CDLPOOL kicks of 4 migration pro
Dear All,
As tsm controls any files marked for deletion and how can I
check what are
these files? Someone has some SQL so I can check which files marked for
deletion with their respective dates.
Regards,
Wesley introvigne
Hello All,
Well Thank you everyone for your help. The problem is resolved now. For
resolving the issue, each unavailable physical volume was first checked out
of the library physically and then checked in from I/O slot. All data is
intact, i can have peaceful sleep in night now.
On Tue, Jan 5, 20
Another view:
When running MacOS X, you can share folders between OSX and a VMware guest
running Windows. MacOS X can read NTFS, but and cannot write it. TSM (Mac)
used to automatically backup NTFS, even though it could not restore it (because
MacOS X could not write NTFS). TSM was changed t
Hi,
My workaround for that is having an administrative dir (local or nfs shared if
you prefer) with the following contents:
* 1 dsm.sys file containing the minimum necessary dsmadmc configuration of all
the servers to be managed, like this:
[tico01]/tsms/zero/etc # cat dsm.sys
SErvername
Richard Sims wrote, in part:
I'd rather that their energies went toward things like 64-bit clients, and
administrative API, and long-overdue evolution of the terribly neglected CLI.
Richard Sims
On that topic has anyone successfully analysed the XML stream that the
ISC uses to communicate
We're all right, but not shedding a lot of light at this point.
I hope Nick finds a solution to his original problem.
Lindsay Morris
Principal
TSMworks
Tel. 1-859-539-9900
lind...@tsmworks.com
On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 7:08 AM, Schaub, Steve wrote:
> While we're "quibbling"...
> What I would like
While we're "quibbling"...
What I would like is a single install binary that I could throw at W2K3, W2K8,
x86, x64 and have it automatically detect and install what it needs, rather
than me having to create multiple install scripts. While we're at it, having a
central console to "push" new clie
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